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The Second Skeleton (2026)
A reclusive ghost hunter finds something different in an old tunnel one night. A woman with a video camera is lured into a game of cat and mouse with someone who comes from the forest. A young singer still adjusting to her fame is preyed upon by a sadistic talent agency managed by someone from beyond this world. Three loosely connected ghost stories are drawn together as mysterious forces attempt a ritual which might open a gap between our world and another.
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A reclusive ghost hunter finds something different in an old tunnel one night. A woman with a video camera is lured into a game of cat and mouse with someone who comes from the forest. A young singer still adjusting to her fame is preyed upon by a sadistic talent agency managed by someone from beyond this world. Three loosely connected ghost stories are drawn together as mysterious forces attempt a ritual which might open a gap between our world and another.
Rating:NR
Genre:Fantasy, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Sandra Muñoz
In Theaters:2/4/2026
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Runtime:118 minutes
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